Sentence examples for entitled to be represented from inspiring English sources

"Yet everyone is entitled to be represented.

Fewer claimants in family cases were entitled to be represented by a solicitor.

He will be entitled to be represented by a member of the ANC whose membership is in good standing".

Under the current system, if you need representation but cannot afford it, you are entitled to be represented both by a solicitor and an advocate (generally, but not invariably, a barrister).

Greg Dyke, former BBC director general If a political party – however repugnant its views – gets people elected to the European Parliament, then it is entitled to be represented on a programme like Question Time.

I don't expect to see myself cast as a quarterback for the Giants any more than I feel entitled to be represented as burly meathead who runs around hunting for terrorists.

And defendants charged with serious crimes were entitled in all instances to be represented at trail by a lawyer.

In 2018, the Nevada legislature will enact a new law that entitles all wards to be represented by lawyers in court.

"The creative community of artists is entitled to know that they are represented by agents who are not in league with their employer," he said.

Revenue is considered earned when the University has substantially met its obligation to be entitled to the benefits represented by the revenue.

In '39, there were 1000 composers & 137 publishers (all of whom were represented by ASCAP, entitled to fees for performance rights; in '64, there were 18,000 songwriters and 10,000 publishers (some half of them members of BMI entitled to fees.